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Womanist and Feminist Aesthetics: A Comparative Review
(1995)
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A sensible, humane, clear, direct voice revealing important strengths (Walker) and weaknesses (Drabble, Emecheta) in these novelists' aesthetics concerning femaleness. -- Choice.Other Versions
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